Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-23
ANOTHER et|NcAERR,
A Sample Of the Alien Land
Effect. 6ad
A Competent lent. Judges Opinion 0, T.,
'reat Copper Camp. 's
English Capital just Aching 70, +.
Vestment. Here,
Improbable Results Of English v.
lug '~e"t"r's EI,ewAere. "'P'
\ Little About Min n: Oner,,
En- land,

ao''' "''n pleasant call from Nr. q
of London, England, who h..
spending a few day in tue citv '' oeea
asked about hrs mineral jnt-ro, ~ oelng
'nuntr.:, Mr.. SIMS SAID: LII sshAis
My parfErr ii d myself bon.
about B'n'"z,' city and cp,'s, 'l''
he hea"qn"rt"'s OF Salmon P'"a'aa
Idaho. hav' just been dow, .'In
ne first time, examining thspronp,.s %'
= in a country t"at suffers for It
cheap transportation, and none o.
Ugh grade ores; rarr.ins say go ou,,' "
silver per ton, are taken out. rDaa
circumstances we had not intended ~ 's
ne ce operations on q large scalo "'
hut we lntet:ilri to exmnd IL few tn"Ht,
pounds in oevsl"pm-,.t at n1''ti
it was not FIR the alsn i
That law, | think. il AZ,
for there is 80 mach min raj IN H." "1s1-
nd | ahn that thtre Is no fear =, "a's
acquiring it'll t. very la,ge NJ, ''o.i
If it / ihirk the investment rtr,4i
m mining, from all sources slonI+|
~cuurage'i. for every ton Of or. hr,.%
NE surface IL % much wealth crr,,
III this great countr, | b Ieve Bn,,.;
n4,Iy camp that : nws vrrv .or.d.'
! v~e'"pment, nj t IS oaly the til,
h. we,i-e.' '
Mr., Sins," asked the scribe, an u,
If aft the mining countries. are VT
n italists most f'v"rab bly, di. po ei@'N
To Mont ,"a,' wis tn r ply, "gn,.,.
Il Id h.. You see t'n-l h . v ,4r., ''
! NJ lana. all them MIA a m pp,l. ~.
ut by Erg I-h c ms'a = hay n.dm.|!
aud they tire likely IT, d. batter. Ln.
h." Drum Lu pni"n and Empire. and u
rrere is the Al,uras in Il.hn. ,c
nv r g;tsh capital. a. d p.yin. a .rn~,
S35.'iOn a month, vita q fIt-t
IN H.. 1t il n gold m'nr, AMI - u,a y.
lny 5 900 GU ce- per uI"nfh'
What has been tn result "f E,.4i.d7 H.
e-,man's Elsewhere, Mr. 81 a."
" ry bad, ns + ii. at,. h man,
ton nf The Brit $ empire. WAS %, =
ar. RID ii! Tor itvr tm~n tt.t .f4rP y
s'.n-n mad III k S3p.nom nUo in I'M
ventures ~. r. th"v TT d + it, ,r,
h ngs were expect d IF south .Afric4 f,
VII cII there wer- 4lnwiGs ace ant, II Il.
nnrnou grlis r. ef-, vito over 81 Aa@.
OuO II pay ore IN SIGHT. L.af.r 81 IS ~.
SUI k there. bat O,iIy IA lev -n lh,T+ (
M we've return d. tn, re is of 4 e.,
r-frActor' raturr, a. d tie GOLD eapnal /.
-aved. So You re trr ventur-- II Va,
ana and ldahn are tn e." bright spo.
the history Of the Eng'i.h inning yerr,,
nd the. have had no had 'uin.~ herr"
rs mi':ing r gar,i led dis one ui IN. 81
VI; let's f,.r EIisllsn capital" asked Ii. j
Der push"r.
u.s. said Mr. Sims. There SAN
deal of idle capt ] III t.ng'a'd th,t /
-tanttv seeking in outl-t. AMI urlt. 4,
Ound Orc"si niiis- Sortt M t'-r.,
tie. bnt he mines in THIS coantry ii
PROVED more satisfactory tran l4nL
cattle, ard If il were not f,r the alea
there would be MANY Montana al
brought out Ly English motry ia
tnar law will i've mortified so that So
nave n iiesit ton about investing br
Have you been engaged in mimi. a.
wher-, Mr.. Sini-?"
Yes. NJ, brothers and myself wa+5
rnans nese min-s in Devrnshire 10 + al
the ! r dnco-Prussian ~ There vas Il
arge demand for mangate-e then, but
chemist discovered II mra s Of ~rpcYr,
the metal after it had b IN lSrI. an hi,
k,.,Jy nIyuv nnr rrnhts Ham, i
40 much .yane-e is now HEN, g-iH |
the manuf,ctur ii Be-senr- ,Aa gi
otherwise, tat the pric- - asMwu
profitable figures. Win | Y8s a 3D. |
tbuut 1850, we lived in '%olnwaI Aeon
pany vas then for Led t. opap mgE
nine. AL the MONEY AT WIS a.s-ji'
Was a thousand mounds, and isOnrbtr
vest ment f72,Ot.O WAS made ia on u:
But the tOrn~alI copper mines are sh
exhausted, very iif'h. IRE beng t9ai
sufficiently high grade t. yIeld 4 pr
\ large proportion o. the ores there's
tala SO luuch arsenic thatthpy are "&'
Tor arsenic. Ores brought in from u
Unto in Spain. are ais, Of a vfT
grade, yielding tire. pr cent. of s@5
and p large percr t g 81 stllphH
which they are worked. Tn. tn ml1;
are still the besf in the world
what Il out that biz Ent'l~t '6ufF
fnrms d to work thu ]Eiarley Peak iMl.r
in the Black II lls??"
ooh, that has gone to pieces. lheL4
don Financial Journal cam do*noa u
scheme, and first the Governor d "
Bank OF England drrpp~d GA, a@'N'
stockholders. The re-l't wash
hey all ct their money back aM't
Harvey Peak Tin COMPANY has ,ea''4
As Mr.. Sims rnseto go, he said:
The English journals arr .~'f!n,
the way OF intervening. ahd are fe'9a
otherwise Amrrirarized. Nary "I"s
London Journals summarize tn ft@@
the American system. an 'hayar m..
much more readable ffa'I.-
arly. The Times, alone, refuses 10 S|f
the new order OF things IL
Mr.. Sims leaves Butte Il Is mnri'D.' 81
will spend "A Few days visi'i 9 Hr'rid a..
he D UNI Lummun ard hsnp.f'
He will then prrc"ed "astw ri, az
;ects to reach home n :ns tpf Inc u"
mas festivities.